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Chinese People's Volunteers 中国人民志愿军

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ReportedFamily tracing

To date, 44 martyrs have been identified and their relatives located.

Chinese People's Volunteers

Broadcast 28 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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To date, 44 martyrs have been identified and their relatives located.

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It was reported that since 2014, China has brought home the remains of 1,023 Chinese People’s Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea in 13 batches for burial. While carrying out the repatriation and burial work, efforts to confirm the martyrs’ identities and find their relatives have proceeded concurrently. To date, the identities of 44 Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea have been confirmed, and their relatives found.
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已为44位在韩志愿军烈士确认身份，找到亲人
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ReportedIdentity confirmation

The identities of eight Chinese People's Volunteer Army martyrs whose remains were in South Korea have been confirmed.

Chinese People's Volunteers

Broadcast 28 October 2026 · Event date 28 October 2026

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The identities of eight Chinese People's Volunteer Army martyrs whose remains were in South Korea have been confirmed.

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CCTV.com News (Xinwen Lianbo): Reporters learned today (October 28) from the Ministry of Veterans Affairs that new progress has been made in identifying the remains of Chinese People’s Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea, and the identities of 8 martyrs have been confirmed. The 8 Volunteer Army martyrs whose identities were most recently confirmed are Shi Zhicheng, Xia Xiaolong, Zhang Zhenfa, Ren Dianyi, Jiao Dezheng, Xia Zongqi, Chen Zhiguo, and Zhang Changxing.
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8位志愿军烈士身份得以确认
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ReportedRepatriation and burial

Since 2014, the remains of 1,023 martyrs have been brought home in 13 batches for burial.

Chinese People's Volunteers

Broadcast 28 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Since 2014, the remains of 1,023 martyrs have been brought home in 13 batches for burial.

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It was reported that since 2014, China has brought home the remains of 1,023 Chinese People’s Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea in 13 batches for burial. While carrying out the repatriation and burial work, efforts to confirm the martyrs’ identities and find their relatives have proceeded concurrently. To date, the identities of 44 Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea have been confirmed, and their relatives found.
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迎回十三批1023位在韩中国人民志愿军烈士遗骸归国安葬
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ReportedCommemoration

On the 25th, a ceremony marking the 76th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteers entering the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea was held at the Friendship Tower in Pyongyang, North Korea. Kim Hyong Sik and other North Korean officials, along with several Chinese representatives, attended.

Kim Hyong SikChinese People's VolunteersFriendship Tower in PyongyangNorth Korea

Broadcast 26 October 2026 · Event date 25 October 2026

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On the 25th, a ceremony marking the 76th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteers entering the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea was held at the Friendship Tower in Pyongyang, North Korea. Kim Hyong Sik and other North Korean officials, along with several Chinese representatives, attended.

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On October 25, an event commemorating the 76th anniversary of the Chinese People’s Volunteers entering combat abroad in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea was held at the Friendship Tower in Pyongyang, North Korea. North Korean officials including Kim Hyong-sik, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People’s Assembly, and several Chinese representatives attended. Kim Hyong-sik said that the traditional friendship between North Korea and China was forged in blood during years when they shared life and death, and that under the strategic guidance of the top leaders of the two parties and countries, North Korea–China relations continue to develop and reach new heights at a new, higher stage.
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25日，纪念中国人民志愿军抗美援朝出国作战76周年活动在朝鲜的平壤友谊塔举行。朝鲜最高人民会议常任委员会副委员长金亨植等朝方官员，以及多位中方代表出席活动。
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ReportedCommemoration

Wang Huning accompanied Kim Jong Un in laying floral baskets at the Monument to the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. Kim visited the memorial museum and presented historical photographs as a gift.

Wang HuningKim Jong UnWang YiChinese People's VolunteersMemorial Tower of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid KoreaMemorial Hall of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea

Broadcast 24 October 2026 · Event date 24 October 2026

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Wang Huning accompanied Kim Jong Un in laying floral baskets at the Monument to the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. Kim visited the memorial museum and presented historical photographs as a gift.

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That morning, Wang Huning welcomed Kim Jong Un at the square of the Memorial Hall of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea and accompanied him in presenting a floral basket at the memorial tower for the war. The national anthems of China and North Korea were played. To the heartfelt strains of the “Floral Tribute,” honor guards slowly carried the floral basket onto the platform. The ribbon on the basket bore the words in Korean, “Forever remember the martyrs of the Chinese People’s Volunteers.” Kim Jong Un ascended the platform, paused in front of the floral basket and carefully straightened the ribbon. Everyone present observed a moment of silence for the martyrs of the Chinese People’s Volunteers, in a solemn and dignified atmosphere. Kim Jong Un entered the memorial hall and viewed precious artifacts and historical materials showing the volunteer soldiers’ heroic fighting and China and North Korea fighting side by side. Kim Jong Un presented the memorial hall with historical photographs bearing his handwritten inscription.
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王沪宁在抗美援朝纪念馆广场迎接并陪同金正恩向抗美援朝纪念塔敬献花篮。
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